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table of contents
  1. Acknowledgments
  2. Note on Transliteration
  3. Introduction
  4. 1. The Kaleidoscope of Defeat in East Asia
  5. 2. The Shape of Justice
  6. 3. When the Hero of Your Story Is the Villain of Another
  7. 4. Laying Blame for Japan’s War Responsibility
  8. 5. The Tyranny of Tiny Decisions
  9. 6. The Violence of Imperial Dissolution at the Periphery
  10. 7. The Geography of Power
  11. 8. Creating a Theater of Law in Mao’s China
  12. 9. The Pathology of Justice in Post-Occupation Japan
  13. 10. Behind the Curtain
  14. 11. Evaporating Legal Memory and KMT War Criminals
  15. 12. Owning the War
  16. 13. Afterlives of the Damned
  17. Conclusion
  18. Glossary of Japanese and Chinese Names and Terms
  19. Notes
  20. Archival Sources
  21. Index

THE GEOGRAPHY OF INJUSTICE

EAST ASIA’S BATTLE BETWEEN MEMORY AND HISTORY

BARAK KUSHNER

CORNELL UNIVERSITY PRESS

Ithaca and London

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